U.S. Marine Diego Camargo, an immigrant from Columbia, shipped out to first tour in Iraq in 2005. After three deployments, his exposure to multiple blasts and loss of fellow marines has left Camargo with both external and internal wounds. Hear his story in his own words.
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School Protects Students from Lunch Debt after Federal Program ends
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COVID Patients are Checking Out, But Hospitals are Still Overwhelmed
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Kids Make Up More Than a Third of COVID Cases in Tennessee
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Fighting Vaccine Hesitancy As The Delta Variant Spreads
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60 Million Americans Rely on Rural Hospitals. Hundreds are At Risk of Closing.
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June 20, 2021Hundreds of rural hospitals across the U.S. are fighting to keep their doors open. One in ...
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A Town of Migrant Workers Who Can’t Afford to Stay Home
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